Anthony Fauci, the nation's leading infectious-disease expert, said Sunday that people may decide to wear masks seasonally after the coronavirus pandemic to help avoid spreading or contracting respiratory illnesses such as the flu.
In an interview on NBC's "Meet the Press," the chief medical adviser to the White House pointed out that the public has grown accustomed to wearing masks and added that quantifiable data shows that its use has helped stem the spread of other viruses.
He's full of [bleep]. He's referring to the fact that influenza has "disappeared" since COVID19 came on the scene. What actually happened is obvious to anyone who's head isn't all the way up their own ass, i.e., instead of recording the respiratory virus cases (and deaths) as influenza, as they normally do, they are now counting them (by means of tests designed for guaranteed massive numbers of false positives) as COVID19 cases and deaths. He wants us to believe that influenza has actually disappeared due to masks. LOL.
